Margaret's Home Birth Services

Why Your Home Could Be The Best Place To Birth.

Today's session goes into the focus of the training for providers, hospital midwives, and RN training that affect your labor and birth.

Do you think the OB-GYN, hospital midwife and RN training can affect your labor and birth?

Birth is a normal, natural phenomenon.

Yet the training for hospital providers and nurses focuses on what could be wrong or go wrong and intervene even for normal variations. The goal is prevention (of what could go wrong) and intervention.

6-8% of all pregnancies involve complications that, if left untreated, may harm the mom or baby.

Yet 98% of hospital birth have some type of medical intervention.

It was not until I trained as a birth doula (a non-medical support person for pregnant women during labor and birth) and especially a birth keeper that I learned more about normal anatomy and physiology of pregnancy, labor, and birth and variation of normal.

OBGYNs, by their training, are surgeons. They fix by cutting by abdominal surgery, the cesarian section.

OBGYN Hospital midwives are trained to treat high-risk pregnancies and births.

The hospital environment focuses on intervening, especially if there is a variation from normal.

The focus of hospital provider training is not that birth is a normal physiological phenomenon, a woman's ability to give birth, or the baby's physiological movement through the birth canal.

This has a huge effect on what happens in labor and birth at the hospital.

What are your thoughts on this does the training focus of Doctors Midwifes and RN have effect on birth?

Stay tune…. See you next Tuesday to learn why your home could be the best place to give birth.

Join us this Sunday @ 1 for the Home Birth Cafe -registration link in comments

Live zoom event

Ayurveda practices for pregnancy and postpartum.

What is Ayurveda?

Learn a new daily practice to replenish yourself and nourish you baby.

See you Sunday 1/1@1
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This month, Home Birth Cafe

12/12 @12 PCT

Golden Chiropractic
They will be sharing their
Optimal Fetal Positioning Presentation.

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Having a home birth gives you so much.

Are you interested in having a home birth?

If you are DM me.

We have a built-in System to help support pregnancy.

Do you have any nutrition questions about pregnancy or postpartum?

Is there any trick for morning sickness?

Are there any particular supplements needed?

Bring your specific questions to be answered by

Rebecca Hazelton, Nutrition and Holistic Wellness Coach, will be with us at the Next Home Birth Café.

10/10@10 PT
Below the comments is the link to receive the zoom link via email.

Affirmations or mantras

During birth, they can make a difference.

Saying affirmations as mantras can get you into a rhythm to help you through the next surge/contraction.

They have a way of easy the mind.

Birth
To bring forth. The coming into existence of something

What are we bringing forth?

Trust in your body,
Your autonomy.

Or trust in the system that is broken

The journey of pregnancy is just important as the birth.

Pregnancy is a time to get prepared for your Birth.

If all is going well and there is no high risk medically, why not home birth?

What is the hesitation?

What would help make the decision easier?

👉Is it the thought of the possible expense?
👉Is it because no one in your family has had a birth at home or your friends have not done it?
👉Is it because your partner says, "I do not think so?
👉Is it because there is doubt that something
might go goes wrong?

Whatever the reason, you might think it is impossible. Remember, flip the script to I'm Possible.

Stepping into the unknown can be a scary thing.

I know about scary.

I left my RN job to start my heart-based business to support women who want to give birth at home. I had all the questions listed above and more.

I followed my dream and started to take steps. I got the support; I did not loan wolf it.

There are ways to support yourself and prepare and be ready for one of life's most incredible experiences of giving birth.

How Can I support you? Reach out to me, and let's see if working together in some capacity would be helpful for you.

In the meantime.
Some possible affirmations that might help.
I Trust the process of birth.
I believe I can, and so I will.
My Body was designed to do this.
Giving Birth is a natural, everyday experience.

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Did you know that 40 % of babies have their cords wrapped around their necks at least once?

And it can easily be unwrapped from around the neck quickly and safely.

Who is helping you in labor?

You are!

Contractions

Tiger's hormones allow your instincts and your body to work on its behalf.

Your body is supporting you.

Our bodies are amazing and support us in many ways, especially during pregnancy and birth.


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How we are born affects everyone us.

Birth is not just an issue for those who want to be parents.

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In the movies, birth is
happens fast
painful
difficult
scary
needs to managed

This is NOT So.

Normal birth can be easy and with little or no pain, does not need to be feared, and takes time.

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Be prepared for birth.

Reading a book and reading IG/FB posts is not enough.

Be prepared physically, mentally, spiritually, and emotionally.

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I Wanted to Share some highlights from one of the talks from the summit, "Trusting Birth," highlights.

Birth teaches you
It teaches you what you need to learn.
Birth might be what you wanted or expected; however, it was what you needed for your journey.

Birth is not a destination. It is a journey. To teach us what we need to learn.

Birth is not an isolated incident. It is the result of everything that has gone before and in between

How we give birth is the cumulation of our life thus far. A readout of our mindset, beliefs, attitudes, and the fears that we get from our culture and our last rite of passage.

One passage leads to the next rite of passage.

How did you deal with their previous right of passage? Your first period, connection with our period, childhood trauma, and how we were born. Mother line Red line. Theme. (ancestor line)

It is not as simple as you showing up with your birth plan.

We come at a fork in our path, the usual wounded pathway or the healed way. You have to realize you are. And you have to be willing to heal. It does not mean it means it will be easy and perfect.

Inner work for the healed pathway
conscious and intention to do the healing that is needed.

Jane Hardwick Collings talks from the summit for Trusting Birth. August 2022.
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Home Birth Cafe with Margaret.

Jincy guest interview questions at today's Home Birth Cafe

What was your first birth like? Tell the story.
What did you feel after?

What did you do ahead of time to get ready for your home birth?

What was your second birth like?
How did you feel about it?
What did you learn from it?

What would you do for your next birth? Would you prepare differently? Would you add additional prep?

Tell us what you are doing now to help moms.

Jincy shared very moving birth stories of her two girls, one at the hospital and one at home.

How different they were.

You have an option where you birth, and where you have your birth is your choice.

Just know HOME BIRTH is a rewarding option that outweighs any fear you may have.

Did you miss today's live episode?

No worries, it was recorded.

Link in commits to receive the recording and also an opportunity to hear the other episodes.

Enjoy.

Our next Home Birth Cafe will be 10/10@10

It is a place to connect back to yourself.

When I feel distracted, overwhelmed, ungrounded, or overthinking in my head.

I go on a hike among the trees
Or Walk on the beach.

You will feel focused and connected to yourself at the end of the hike or walk.

How do you get present, rebalanced, and connected to your heart?

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Join Me tomorrow, Friday, 9/9 2 12 as
I interview about her home birth.

A share from Jincy
I had heard about home birth (6 yrs back) and shut it off as crazy, unsafe, and unthinkable for me.

It was a normal and “safe” delivery and I fit into the “Mom and baby are healthy” cliche. However, it came at a price beyond what I could perceive.

Life took me on a journey. Our 2nd child was delivered in the comfort and convenience of my home.

This was not about doing it my way. It was about learning what my body was capable of, trusting what I and the child in my womb were already created for.

It was about complete surrender from a place of knowing rather than from a place of fear/doubt.

I wished expecting parents would know and experience the difference, but I never took the courage to talk or share about this till I heard Divya recently..(Divya is a previous Home Birth Café guest

It is hard to find reliable information that empowers a couple to look at facts and objectively evaluate whether home birth is worth it. Much information on this topic is polarized. Also, most people think homebirth is for rookies, and it is highly messy and unsafe, and they would not even bother to look at the facts (that was me at one time, so I understand!)

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Photo Nicole Peters